You’ll find screen captures of latest episode, Birth, in the gallery. I totally LOVE Chad, and every episode I can love him more. Check it:

The embed is on and off. If you can’t see the embed video, check on the source.

“We love you in American Horror Story,” we gushed to recently-outed actor Zachary Quinto last night. We were at the Andaz Hotel, where directors, producers, and actors (along with alcohol sponsors) gathered to toast the winners of Gotham Independent Film Awards, held earlier that evening at Cipriani’s. We had cornered Mr. Quinto, whose movie Margin Call was nominated for Best Ensemble Performance (though it lost out to Beginners).

“I’m only going to be on one more episode,” the ethereally attractive actor told us.
“But you’re already dead! They can’t kill you off!” (It’s true…Ryan Murphy‘s dead characters have more screen time then the living.)

Mr. Quinto mulled it over while scanning the room for a quick exit strategy. “Sure…I guess dying on that show is more like job security.”

Source

According to Entertainment Weekly, Quinto and Sears will be back—and pretty soon too! They’re going to reappear in episode 8, “Rubber Man,” which “is all about the titular figure. Part of that episode will be revealing just who he is. Rubber Man is an important figure in their past—he did kill them, after all. What will bring them back? Whatever it is, it’s nothing but good news that they are returning. There’s bound to be some more arguing when they show up again; will they be able to offer some information about Rubber Man? After the latest American Horror Story episode, the promo shown was all about Vivien’s pregnancy—specifically, just what’s going on with that baby? Vivien and Ben’s marriage is in trouble—she kicked him out—but will she let him get close again after she wonders just what’s going on with what she presumes is his baby? Will she find out the truth?

Source

Up until now I’ve been describing American Horror Story as highly watchable garbage. Highly watchable, because of the powerhouse performances Jessica Lange has been delivering each and every week, with her collection of horny ghouls. But garbage, because the family unit and main characters elicit no emotional response whatsoever from the audience. All that changed last night, when Zachary Quinto joined the cast.

In the big two-part Halloween episode, we get to meet the “murder-suicide” gay couple who fixed up the Murder House. But what’s this? Their death was not “murder-suicide” as had been previously stated — there’s a tweeest! Turns out, like everything else in the house stuffed with oversexed spirits, Quinto and his Man were murdered by The Rubber Man!

And according to the rules of Murder House, once you die in this gorgeous Restoration Hardware showroom, your soul is forever doomed to roam the halls, sniffing around for sex and trouble. First off, this is my absolutely favorite death flash so far this season. The completely over-the-top Martha Stewart gay that Quinto was channeling could have been a bloody awful to watch. But thank goodness, Quinto is a very talented actor, and watching his transition from snipping homemaker to intense OCD nut job was wildly entertaining, and actually quite scary. Can we just get rid of the Harmons, and follow around Chad and Patrick?

To read the whole article, go here. It’s not my oppinion, since I like the show, but I couldn’t agree more on her asking to follow around Chad and Patrick.

Zachary Quinto makes his American Horror Story debut this Wednesday night.

His character – one half of the gay couple who owned the show’s haunted house prior to the Harmons, and who we’ve been told was killed in a murder/suicide – is featured below, seemingly forcing Vivien and Ben to celebrate Halloween… and taking serious issue with their choice of apples.

It’s as strange a clip as you’d expect from this fun, creepy series and it also gives us a glance at where things are between the main married couple, as well as Vivien’s pregnancy.